San Diego police officers killed in the line of duty in 1928 and 1955 receive final honors
Patrolman Robert Lee Powers was hit by a drunken driver, and Officer Robert Bowers was killed in a crash during a pursuit.
August 2026
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San Diego man sues Amazon over severe burn injuries from tabletop fire pit
Anthony Trevino, a former Navy search-and-rescue swimmer, suffered severe burns in a ‘flame jetting’ accident while trying to refuel the tabletop fire pit
SR-163 reopens after man safely talked down from Hillcrest overpass
The person was threatening to jump from an overpass at 9th Street and University Avenue
Legal aid groups alarmed as Trump administration awards $150M migrant child contract to Texas firm
The year-long contract with Burke Law Group begins August 15.
GOP Rep. Max Miller resists pressure to drop reelection bid as party anxiety grows over abuse claims
Miller’s determination to push ahead comes as a Monday deadline looms for replacing him on the November ballot should he change his mind.
Detroit could regain Black voice in Congress with Thanedar’s tumble in 13th District race
McKinney’s win almost assures that Detroit, a majority Black city, will have its first Black representative in Congress since 2022.
Texas judge rules that law regulating firearm suppressors and some guns can’t be enforced
The ruling allows firearm owners to buy silencers, short-barreled rifles, short-barreled shotguns and other covered firearms without registering for them.
Marmots got money troubles: Research cuts lead scientists to OnlyFans
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US moves to shut a Kentucky organ donation group, citing safety failures
The group, Network for Hope, says it complies with all federal safety rules and will appeal the decision.
SDSU will add senior living community to its rapidly developing Mission Valley campus
The 250-unit complex will include 26 residences that will be reserved for people who need memory care.